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ri .,. .... ,, .. 01 •Xllta Ol'ClW U> ... UN the """' •• t.a11fl\ll- to Ule ,...,.. Hl Olllllher THE EVENING. lo •••n rank. or 1 re&t ur am.all, 'Tu 1ne1111tn 1uopone » aU. .... OFFICIAL ORGAN OF · THE FISHERMEN'S ' Vol. X. , No. 184. ST. JOtlN'S, eary our • • + + + • + + • • • + • + • + • + + + + + + + + + + + + Tidal Wave · -ID SIX ARE KILLED· IN MOTOR _-;: ·;.: ·O:·•·>+·l-·:O•!••:O+-V +++++++++++ ••••• SI X ARE l\farks Now Twelve . I BANDITS \ Cents A Million I . i {: KILLED IN BUS CRASH ::-iEW YORK. Aui:. !!1-Thl' Ger- HOLD DP man mnrk t o-tiny droppeJ to a now 'f ICLUBMEN luw mnrk ror all 11clllng ot :!'c· rents a million. - JD - lnon·lllllolllCe .._ Vehicle Plunges Presentation of Prizes Get Away With $10,000 :Church la Ill to 300 Feet to Destruction From Card Players tho propoMd loll w1t1a th ilotbod-1 BUt At St. J oseph"tJ Hull ln11t nl11:ht, Cw • -- lat and Cou1relpUcmal dl•rcbes. mtkfn of Jiii J l"ARIS. .Au i:. 21 Six Auwrlcum1 prises won Jn the l'llr l 11h ltllgotta Y,\l\COU\'ER, Aug. j - TOKIO, Aq. 11-Jt '9 lltlleYtcl nre rl'portccl killed nnd Utlrtocn In· were presented lo lho "''Inning ere\\! lltl' Scl'enlb Dnttallon Club early French Ba(lker for Dock , here that the' reelp•llaD of Daroll JI Jurcd when the \'chlcll• In which th") ' by thll He\' . I'lppy. Cold mcnl11 thh1 morning, two 11rmcd bandits I . -:----- ! Kato aa Premier of II lmmba· were drh•l ui;. rcll Iulo the lll\'Cr nc;ir wcro nwnrdcd the Amnlcura, DI•- llnl'd up n norc or curd plnycrl'. The French banker Armorlcaln, ent. Whllo his COlldlUoa la Doti Gulll•. 1uml''I to·dlly. trlcl, Cnbmcn oud lntcrnll'dlute m cc:s. went through their Jl0Ckct8 :u1d c:i -, which arrived 881lday, wa1 aanrycd dangerous, ho ls nry Ill. O on1I tho hnnd l\Qmc cup presented by c;ircd tdlb more thu:i ten lbousaml yesterday und al\e wlll bo docked for j Sow that mtUlcallon of the Wash- l'AHIS .• \ug-. !!l-Rc''· lllrnm Omnt MePt<1'11. ou 11 nnd 1''rcd Wndden for dollars. 1 rcp:ilns he low the wat.,r lla:. 1 lngton ArmlUm!nt Conference a.nil l' crso n, ::-illwton. tho Old C'ornrndcs' Haco wms present- Th o \'( &!!Cl bertlled al C&shlll'• ments on which the Baron baa Mt 3'ahs.; Chns. IL Orll)'. two unldcnll· cd 10 rhc Cndete. This cup which ht Sund:1)''1J rrom St. J obn·s 1 wharf yc11ler1loy where about 2000 • hla heart bas beeD completed. and flrd woml.'n, n od nn nutomohllo bus or unique mu at bo ,., 0 n two nrdvCtl lit I'on oux U:uQucs about 10 9tl11 of llsb will be landed and stored th o worablpe lnvolYod haYe bffn or- drln· r were killed to ·dl\y when a ycnra In eueee!lsloa or 11ny lhr. .'<l be· o·clock lll!t night. !u ntil re pair" nfo dttctod. lilettd scrapped. It LI uadentood tho hus w1•nt O\'Cr a parapet ot th e roro It ran bl won out rl;ht. prcndrr ta reat!1 to retire. 4' ro:ul kn Jing from Nice lo Evf11n. The rootbo:! eutl oruentod b)' Mr. I -- 0 11<1 th r ee hundred tecl ln l <> Ern Church ill le a bcnuty and was rh·cr \':tr ; n number of other pn.>1<>ntcd to tho C.C.C. Football tc:irn J:(lrson" In. lho bus we re ll\J1lrctl. who ca. rrled ott this eTI?nl. After tbe The 11celdN1t occur red three miles 11r<>sent.ntlon. Rev . Fllthcr Plpj>y on frum Culllu.umee. · - bchnlt of. tho Pur1si1. thanked all wbu 1 Lipton In New York (.ODlrlbutctl to th e aucceu or the I R t:1;l:lln t.llt• rommJtlee, crewe nod t h11 publlc In i;e noral. YORK. Aui:. !!I-Sir Thom- The drnwtn,; ror the- prise for th'> u J,h>H>n nrrlvl'll ll>-lla.y on "u1c C"ed· i;i• h<>m1en'a race which wllJI not row· rlr anti ('nnftrm<'d thr. rc1K>rt1 that ed. nlao took plncu. nnd the penon- "Ill chulll'ni;c Mr Amcrlcn·11 cu it holdlni; the "Nl'lllo R." Sovt>ntb R:ilC'e Ill 19!: 1> with his fifth Shamroc:k. JMO 1·5" wl'.l be nwurded tbo prtSa. Entries to Secftlal'J P. O. Box 911. Adml111lon !!Oc. (Girl Guidos and 8o)' Scouta la uniform. ftte). Orand Stand !!Oc. by Olrl GuklM A1 socl.atlon. Cadiz Salt lor Sale . AT PORT UNION 7000 Hogsheads Cadiz Salt PER S.S. KRITON, AT LO'VEST PRICES ' Fishermen's Union . Trading Co., Lid. PORT UNION. -·- - -- -- - -- -- - . · -·· Traffic Signals ·- -- .. ---·-- -- · --------------- The following signals recently adopted at a Con fcrence between the Police Forces, Great Britain, and the Automobile Association will , in future, be used by the Newfoundland Constabulary in directing traffic, and must be observed by the drivers of all vehicles: ( 1) To halt a vehicle approaching from the front. (2) To halt a vehicle approaching from behind. (3) To halt vehicles approaching simultaneously from front and behind. (4) To bring on vehicle which has been halted by Signal I. (5) The commencement and finish of signal to indicate traffic release. CHAS. H. HUTCHINGS, litspcctor General Constabulary. ' AUGUST 21st. 1923 IN STOCK . . BONELESS BEEF Yl(:TOKY FLOUR HAMBUTT PORK PtiKITY , FJ,OUR FAT BACK POU O,!TS, BUN, BAY - - .. GEOw NEAL, . 1.:.lt t!Jlted. "As Seen on . Avenue" · The Smartest and Exclusive .. - ..... -- Novt-ltySilk Fabrics of tneSeason. - . . .._..._...--..-..-_ Suitable for Blouses and Dresses. All 38 inches wide. Crystal-Knit . In Orchid, Wallflower, jade, Honeydew, Cocoa, Navy, Radio, Zinc, Black, White. 3.30 Trico-Sham
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Page 1: THE EVENING. - CORE

ri .,. • ....,, .. 01 •Xllta ~ Ol'ClW U> ... UN the """' •• t.a11fl\ll- to Ule ,...,.. Hl Olllllher THE EVENING. lo •••n rank. or 1re&t ur

am.all, 'Tu 1ne1111tn 1uopone »

aU. .... OFFICIAL ORGAN OF · THE FISHERMEN'S

' Vol. X., No. 184. ST. JOtlN'S,

eary our • • + + + • + + • • • + • + • + • + + + + + + + + + + + +

Tidal Wave· -ID SIX ARE KILLED· IN MOTOR _-;: ·;.:·O:·•·>+·l-·:O•!••:O+-V +++++++++++ •••••

SIX ARE l\farks Now Twelve . I BANDITS \ Cents A Million I . i {:

KILLED IN BUS CRASH

::-iEW YORK. Aui:. !!1-Thl' Ger- HOLD DP man mnrk to-tiny droppeJ to a now 'f ICLUBMEN luw mnrk ror all llm~!I . 11clllng ot • .~•- :!'c· tw~h·c rents a million. - JD

- lnon·lllllolllCe .._ ~ Vehicle Plunges Presentation of Prizes Get Away With $10,000 :Church la Ill ~D to ~···~Jitiiill

300 Feet to Destruction From Card Players tho propoMd loll w1t1a th ilotbod-1 BUt Bil'"\ tii.i.-.a:'.~-r-At St. Joseph"tJ Hull ln11t nl11:ht, Cw • -- • lat and Cou1relpUcmal dl•rcbes. mtkfn of Jiii J

l"ARIS. .Aui:. 21 Six Auwrlcum1 prises won Jn the l'llrl11h ltllgotta Y,\l\COU\'ER, Aug. U-I-~trrlag j - TOKIO, Aq. 11-Jt '9 lltlleYtcl nre rl'portccl killed nnd Utlrtocn In· were presented lo lho "''Inning ere\\! lltl' Scl'enlb Dnttallon Club early French Ba(lker for Dock , here that the' reelp•llaD of Daroll JI Jurcd when the \'chlcll• In which th")' by thll He\'. 1'~r. I'lppy. Cold mcnl11 thh1 morning, two 11rmcd bandits I . -:----- !Kato aa Premier of J~PQ . II lmmba· were drh•l ui;. rcll Iulo the lll\'Cr nc;ir wcro nwnrdcd the Amnlcura, DI•- llnl'd up n norc or curd plnycrl'. The French banker Armorlcaln, ent. Whllo his COlldlUoa la Doti Gulll•.1uml''I to·dlly. trlcl, Cnbmcn oud lntcrnll'dlute m cc:s. went through their Jl0Ckct8 :u1d c:i- , which arrived 881lday, wa1 aanrycd dangerous, ho ls nry Ill.

O on1I tho hnndl\Qmc cup presented by c;ircd tdlb more thu:i ten lbousaml yesterday und al\e wlll bo docked for j Sow that mtUlcallon of the Wash-l'AHIS .• \ug-. !!l-Rc' '· lllrnm Omnt MePt<1'11. ou11 nnd 1''rcd Wndden for dollars. •

1 rcp:ilns he low the wat.,r lla:. 1 lngton ArmlUm!nt Conference >.t; re~

r.:r~on a.nil ~tr11. l'crson, ::-illwton. tho Old C'ornrndcs' Haco wms present- Tho \'(&!!Cl bertlled al C&shlll'• ments on which the Baron baa Mt 3'ahs.; Chns. IL Orll)'. two unldcnll· cd 10 rhc Cndete. This cup which ht Sund:1)''1J cxprl·~s rrom St. Jobn·s 1 wharf yc11ler1loy where about 2000 • hla heart bas beeD completed. and flrd woml.'n, nod nn nutomohllo bus or unique de!ll~n muat bo ,.,0n two nrdvCtl lit I'on oux U:uQucs about 10 9tl11 of llsb will be landed and stored tho worablpe lnvolYod haYe bffn or-drln·r were killed to·dl\y when a ycnra In eueee!lsloa or 11ny lhr..'<l be· o·clock lll!t night. !until repair" nfo dttctod. lilettd scrapped. It LI uadentood tho ~ hus w1•nt O\'Cr a parapet ot the roro It ran bl won out rl;ht. prcndrr ta reat!1 to retire. 4' ro:ul kn Jing from Nice lo Evf11n. The rootbo:! eutl oruentod b)' Mr. I --011<1 rlun~rd three hundred tecl lnl<> Ern Churchill le a bcnuty and was th~ rh·cr \':tr ; n number of other pn.>1<>ntcd to tho C.C.C. Football tc:irn J:(lrson" In. lho bus were ll\J1lrctl. who ca.rrled ott this eTI?nl. After tbe

The 11celdN1t occurred three miles 11r<>sent.ntlon. Rev. Fllthcr Plpj>y on frum Culllu.umee. · - bchnlt of . tho Pur1si1. thanked all wbu 1

Lipton In New York (.ODlrlbutctl to the aucceu or the I Rt:1;l:lln t.llt• rommJtlee, crewe nod th11 publlc In i;enoral.

~a:w YORK. Aui:. !!I-Sir Thom- The drnwtn,; ror the- prise for th'> u J,h>H>n nrrlvl'll ll>-lla.y on "u1c C"ed· i;i• h<>m1en'a race which wllJI not row· rlr anti ('nnftrm<'d thr. rc1K>rt1 that ed. nlao took plncu. nnd the penon­~,. "Ill chulll'ni;c Mr Amcrlcn·11 cu it holdlni; the "Nl'lllo R." Sovt>ntb R:ilC'e Ill 19!:1> with his fifth Shamroc:k. JMO 1·5" wl'.l be nwurded tbo prtSa.

Entries to Secftlal'J P. O. Box 911. Adml111lon !!Oc. (Girl Guidos and 8o)' Scouta la uniform. ftte). Orand Stand !!Oc.

by Olrl GuklM A1socl.atlon.

Cadiz Salt lor Sale . AT PORT UNION

7000 Hogsheads

Cadiz Salt PER S.S. KRITON,

AT LO'VEST PRICES

'Fishermen's Union .Trading Co., Lid.

PORT UNION.

-·------------. ·-·· Traffic Signals ·---.. ---·---·--· ---------------

The following signals recently adopted at a Con fcrence between the Police Forces, Great Britain, and the Automobile Association will, in future, be used by the Newfoundland Constabulary in directing traffic, and must be observed by the drivers of all vehicles:

( 1) To halt a vehicle approaching from the front.

(2) To halt a vehicle approaching from behind. (3) To halt vehicles approaching simultaneously from front and behind.

(4) To bring on vehicle which has been halted by Signal I.

(5) The commencement and finish of signal to indicate traffic release.

CHAS. H. HUTCHINGS,

litspcctor General Constabulary.

' AUGUST 21st. 1923

IN STOCK . . BONELESS BEEF Yl(:TOKY FLOUR HAMBUTT PORK PtiKITY ,FJ,OUR FAT BACK POU O,!TS, BUN, BAY

~· - -·- .. ~ GEOw NEAL,. 1.:.lt t!Jlted.

"As Seen on Fift~ .Avenue" · The Smartest and Mo~t Exclusive .. - _.,.-~ ..... -- !'""-.-~--~ ~ -~

Novt-ltySilk Fabrics of tneSeason. - . ~~~.......---- . .._..._...--..-..-_

Suitable for Blouses and Dresses.

All 38 inches wide.

Crystal-Knit . In Orchid, Wallflower, jade, Honeydew, Cocoa,

Navy, Radio, Zinc, Black, White. 3.30

Trico-Sham

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THE EVENING

SCIU:DUJ, B OF ~AILJXG t'OR AUGUST.

FllOll NEW TORK AT 11 L)(, FROJ( ST • .JOH1''8 lt 1'001' July !8th'. •.•.... •• . .. ..•• ROS,\LINO •.••• •.•• ••••. August 4tb .August -tth ........ . . .. .... SILVIA ..• •.•• • •• • • . • • . Auguaqltb August 11th • . . . . .. .. . .. .. .. Rl"~ '\LIND . . • . . • • • .• August lSth Au;ust 1Sth .. . • • • • • . . • .•• •• SI .V I.\ .. . • • • . • . • • • .• A\lglMt l!5Lb August l!5tb . .. • .. • • .. .. •.. ROS.u.um . . '• .. . ...... I St'pt. lit

Round I dp tJcliel!I J stll'd :it SJlf'dnl rate!' with "Ix mont1111' 11top. oTu prlTlltge. lUJU:TuGll JUTES QUOTED J'O ALL l'OllT8

HARVEY & CO., LTD., SL John's, Nfld., Agenta BOWlUNG & l:OMPANY~ G. S. CAMPBELL & CC),

17 Rattay Place, Ballfu. N.S., New York., Apata.

General A~nta.

In Store and to Arrive..

SALT Best Cadiz, aftoat and in our Water Street Stores.

COD O.IL We pay Highest CASH Prices always.

use

STAFFORD'S LINlMENT: STAFFORD'S LINIMENT can be used for all m\ilCle troubles such as Lumbago, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Strains, Swollen jo~nts, etc., nnd in nearly all cases will cure.

It can also be ~d for Head•che, Toothache, Neuralgia, Cola, °ind +ill.give great relief.

Tty a 66Mil ti ydu need a good reliable Liohne11t and. we &rd sure YO\J n~ll get results. ' '

FOR''SA'.LE AT ALL G~AL STORES. uni •

·' Manufact~~by .

DR. STAFFORD & SON, f •

• ~ . lnolelale ~ & ~ . · ·•iiwo10~ ~mmLAND. ... .11.#~fll ., t ... ~ .... -Y. ... .

ADVOCATE, ST. :iOHN'S, . NEWFOUNDLAND.

Now Landing Sehr. "Demering"

PlaoH 81, Gu Worb.

N.B.-ordera taken at "Cll"len," l)ucn•rtb Stl'Mt. kin ... ii.~(

~..,..JD~I

. I

Furniture

For "Upsfalrs, Downstairs, In 'My La Chamber" and also for her Kitchen, DI Room, Den, Boudoir or any other R~ have everything necessary to make houst> into a real home beautiful. .

.Whole Suites or single pieces for any rovm sold. Expert advice, suggestforts on house furnishing and estimates given free.

If you're buying Furniture for the New Year, cal! on us for the right goods at the right price.

U. S. Picture & Portrait Co . . Water Street, St. John's

Stores,

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THE EVENING ADVOCATE, ST. JOHN'S.

¥ SAYS BRITISH . REGULATION A

DAMNABLE ONE S.P.C.A. Will Nol Pcnnit

Cruel Branding of Cattle

:ltO::-."TllE,\I. •. Aui;. :?l - ''Thi~ la the mo~l danrna bll\ thlni: 1hat has e'er lwcn brouirht to our notice."' anld J. ll. lnDI!~. S<>nNary or tlte C:inodlrio S. 1', (' ,\., IO•d:l)' In dltlC: ll l!lln~ I~ r('C:ulatlnn of the Brlll!lb Govern· m••nt that on n:ul nllcr $(!pt mber 1111. l\ll {':inadlnn 11torc l'll.tllo for e'(· llOrl mu~l ht' l)rnndl!d with white-hot l:tl'trlcnl brnndera. DEAD NOW

NUMBER 400

1· OBITUARY H.\llllT 1100.\N (Carllotu)

Musa,;ea recel•c:d In the City no Sunc)ay C'Onveyed the aad new1 or . ht' dt>nth at hl1 parc:tta' home. Car­bOnea.r, of Alaeter Harry Hasan, aec­ond yaung<'llt eon or Tbomu Hog'ln t::sq .. Sub-Collector of that town.

Dec:caatd had been 11 pup:a or St. Bocavcn; urc.'a Collego wMre he en­tered na a acbol&r1hlp winner bavinc ha.d a hrllllant aluden1hlp nt the Car­llont'ar ,\<'ntlemy. During bl1 atay at St. ~n·a he! wu un11ua11r;et11y pop·t·I lnr '"Ith bath pupil• and tc::cb<ra andl the nttalnmcnll wbJcb he• abowed la hJ,t <'nrller tralJllns bocam.e more marked durlns bl1 career at Ule Col· lcae where there ... no brfsbttr nor tnore en hualaatlc 1tudeat. t:tu bet. .\lthough be was not blet1ad b7 m.

llt' nthll'<I thnt th.- :l!"lmnl11 would not It<' hrnnd<'d In llllCh n l'rm.•I man­nt'r It the $. P. c. A. could pre,•c:ont 11.

Korean Provinces Are bunt health. be maintained an aa-Devastated by Tidal Wave ''alTlns ldndlln~ and da~ OI

) tr. I nne-1 show I'd n pl•<'(' ar hud dlapoalllon rarel7 to be foUMI .-4 iji pltrh on \\hid• the clrctrlcn t brnnd . early pa.nine ~OD• tor hnt\ heen pr<'.~<'d tor th!' rPQulr"d ten TOKIO. Aug. 21-Ad,·lc~ received the future woll:il haft b " ·<'ond'I, nnd c. w11!4 ch:i.rrt'd Into It h t•r1• to-doy trom Seoul a.'lld that thlnaa In wbateYW to n dc11th of fully onl'-e lghth or nn

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:146 pcr110ns arc dead and more than I might haft bMll .cut,; Inch. n thouennd missing na n r<'snlt of the T b ': :·=.:t~

ti , o II IOrrG

Th<' brond 1~ npµroxlmllt<'J\· fou r r<'c:ent II :11 wave?S r.ntl storm In the and alltera tlat l'll~!il!s hh;h and two lncht'il w!dr. I rour weste rn pro~loces of Korea. I ccre IJID~

Unclalmed Letters RemaiolQ ,\

A1!:1111!I, J . F .• Allnndnle ltood. ,\1lnll•!1. J ohn A .• Durlon's Pond. ,\llrn. ,\ . 1;;. :UcDougnl SL Arllo, \\". W. Allton. llr:<. l{ .. Co 0 . P. 0 . 1\n~houy. :llhl ~wm . Field Strecl. • \ bbctt, )Ir<. Herbert, Lime St..

r. r.J~~. )l ra. J ... '\bPlln. f':'Cllhwnler Rrl. I luck. llrA. (ran.I). nr11:61'. ) I NI. ~. s. mnnche. ) llss Stollo, Water St. W. Rnr~u. ) fta11 J ., Cl!nt ra l House. nrytlcn, :111'1; • .r. I'. (cnrd) l\urke. )ir11. Willis. Co '.\Ira. G. DesL J~nllt> r. Chnrlei!, Fra11kl)·n Avcnne. llntl~r. Herbert (c:ttd). c :o Ccnernl

Dt'll\"11rr. J:utlcr. ("hnrlt>11, Durte>n's Pond. lhtllt·r. ::'\..tl.. Pl•nnywell Rd. l!ucklc. ) !rs. Edward. 111l ltury Rd.

II Henley. :ltrs. Alice!. 18 -- Street.

Herald. :llr11. Arthur, Flt>mlng. SL l10{1le)·, )llBS M. " fll11cock, George. Le)larchant Rd.

I Howell, :lllllll M., Watl!r St. llorn. R. W. Allnndnle Rel. Hopkins. )lls1 ~f:iry. Franklyn A'ttl'.

Horwvod. Stcwnrt, C~o Genl. Delivery . rt" lt, Snmuel Hotr. :\11" At~nes. King's Rel. Hutchln1;11, F. \\'., PC!nnywcli Rd. Uµnt, P . J .. Wtlllam !)t.

Hull. :\frs. B., lfclhodls t C•llll!t e.

I Jvnny, S. J .. c :o G.P.O.

J

Jnn·IK, T .. ~orlh Sltht. Jnr. Mlsg Bride, Penre>•woll Rond. .Ti.cob::, Jost•Ph J nmca. a. W;i{er St. .!ockmnn, Miss H. F.

• RJnn, Jam-.11 Ryan, Miiia A., Ofo R1an, Joba c. Raymond, Mia O., Rallllltoa st. Reid, Kl11 D .. Barter'• BllL Red110n, Maat4'r w., 11and1 P. J1d. Reid, lll~• l)., Preseott St. Rendl!ll, Ml'I. C .. Field St. Robbins. J .• Cook St. Robinson. l\Jl'I. M. J., C!o Genl. J>ti.

lh·ery. Robinson. W., Adelaide St. Robinson, J. Rownan. Thomas, Drl!nne'I St. Robertll. l\llas lJ., (Eaat End). I Rob«:rll!. ~llu Annie, C,o Gl!neral 'no-

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lh•ery. Rotoslll!r, l\11111 L., Waterford B. Rd. Ross. Burton Roal!. ~[Ml. 11 .. P. O. Rox 1207 . Rouse. S. A., Cb.'.lrltoa St.

( ' rlllrk. JaQeph. 0 0 \\'l'f SL

s. Johnson. ~fl&1 M~ J .• Nov.· Gow4'r SL ·• • Jack, T.W.A. Stonier. :\llu Mar)'', Water St. West.

Stnc.-1. lllu E., Gower Sl. Scboormun, Mnl.

Cnblll, '.\llss '.\lnry A .. Water St. C"lcnry, '.\lri;. RICbQ.rd {cnrd) Quccn'a

J ordon. Miss E., Athmtlc 1\ce.

x Road. l'":i rt«.>r. Jnmell • rl lcb, :'ill•• L., Victoria St. Con:ttilntlne, Stepbt>D, C,o Gl!nl.

llTCTJ. C"olllu. ltlll Annte, Pre1Colt SL Care)', Peter

Kl!nnl'dr. s. L.. Oeori;o'11 Sl De. K<'ll)". :'ilbi; C., Duckworth SL

Kini;, Miu O., C'o O.P.O.

L

SpaTka, Miii Q. ~

Slade. Mrs. P.; Clo Genl. DcllYl!l'J. Sbannaban, Jo1m, Cjo G.P.O. Stranc, Wallace, KJn1'1 Itoad. Sawyer, 0. E, Water BL W. Sparta, Hubert. Clo O.P.O. ~-· Marir.ant. Mia, J're9bwater Rd. ~tapD)e, Jlartbl, Newtown Road. b'

1 JllehMl, Clo G,1»,0.

~•••art.· ..... Biie.

D. Mei'W, Ralpla

,am; I St. 11111•, R. I .. lit. Sclo. now.s..-. Mn. Aid.. WaldepaTe St. lllller, Mrs. George. Freahwater uownq, Ki.I Marr A., St. Clair'• Boa- lllller, Leonard, <'.olonlal St.

pltaL llnon, Thomas, BAnnerman St. llunpbf, John, o.orso'a St. lliloore, Min E., New G.,wer St. lltotin. Wm., )lullask St. Morrie, Ml'I. Richard, Colonllll St. 11u11. lfllll Catherine, Gower SL \lorpn. M'lu L.

E Evo)·. '.\USS '.\I.. Xcw Qo~t.r St. l~K11n, Joc'lc, Cookstown Rd. 1·::11::1n, )£1111 E. c .. Winter AYenul!. Ello.tu, ::\lkll Ll%1le, ~ew Gower St.

p J.' . '.\ll~ G .. c o cousin )LU!uel. Fllgirn. Jnmtt .T. F'rllt<11r, :11r.1. L . Ball!llm Hou.!I<!. t Pr:1ncL<1, ::\lt11 A.rtbur, Clo )tre. Martin. Freeman. W .. Clo G.P.O. Fh:et. Wm.. Pl!nnyiircll Rd. F'oraa)·. :\tin D .. Boggan'is St.

lloorl!, Mls11 U1111n..'h. Field St. lrlarphJ", lt"11 Annie, Pllrk Plllce. Mullett, Peter, Clo Genl. Dellvel'J'. ldurray, MIH Clnra (cnrd), Nowtown

Road.

l(t>. ::\£olntosh. Leonard, Queen·a Rond.

~ Nickerson. ~lla1 ~ft\r, l\cwell, Mrs. A. A., Cochrane St :->orman. ::\11111 Catherine, Clo o. P.O. l\oftoll, Ml'I. John, New Gower SL

0

Tnlner, Mni. H. T. Taylor, J .• Newtown Roal!. Trainor, Max. C!o Oenl. Delivery. Toylor, Mra. May L. Taylor. Stepbc.-n, Ptnnywell ROftd. Tranrae, J. P. Thoml)!IOn. Chat!., C!o Reid Co. Tucker, M.ra. Wm., Nagle'• Hill. Turpin, Wm., c :o General Delivery. Tu,£,,ker, H., Lone P . Rd. TUcker, James, c:O Genl. Delhory.

w Wal~l'I. Alex., Water SL W•L Watah, F., Na.ale's Hiii. Wal1b, Nellie (card) , Monketown Rd. Forale, lira. )tary. Barter'• HJlt.

O'Keefe, Ml111 l'ellle. ~ow Gower O'Oay, Jobn, £!..,word Annue. O'fA&fl', Mlaa K.

SL Watab, Mra. D. H., Allandale Rd.

0 Cree,o, ::\ln1. John (oord), Leellt' St. C•·rrln, Mr11. P .• Water St.. "Wlltlt. Crt~o. Miu Fnnnle. LeMarchant Rd. Cr~ene, Wllll'lm, Stephen Street. Olllln~bam. l!l'I. Ja:ia.c. Joy Placo. Olbboo1, Mias E .• Clltrord St. Ooh, T., C!o G.P.O. O:illop, Mk• Alice, c :o lfl'I. Lundrl·

PD.

R na1oe1, Ml .. Ja'oo Hart, Frank. Brennon'• BL Holf)&nL Mn. M., Lone Pond H.,,llOD, Geo~• . Rahlda7, T;. :qqte .. Hnl. Raaoa, M. J. 'ea..,-. llt. Rawttt. L. C.. Allandale ltM4. .... Mn. MllhuJ RolMI.

Rd.

O'Brien, Mra. M .• Adelaide St. Osmond, A., Adl!la.lde SL

Pal'llOM, w .. Preeoou Kt. ' Peeraon, Mn. R., Penn1wJ1{ Rd. Peach, Miu c. F., Barnes Rd. Pittman, Jamee W., J'reabwater Rd. Piercey, Ml'I. Alt«d PlerceJ, Albert, Allandale ftOad. l'JDD, JUll A.. Clo Gt'nl. Delfnry. Power, Ml'I. M. P.,.Kunnerr Bill. Prowae, Robert, Clo Genl. Dellftl'1,

· Porter, MJA 'MabeL aow"' "at. Poftlt, IL, Patrick St. Paddfater, Ju., AJJandal• aou. Poole, Ptter • .

Wakeley, [IMC

Walilb, lbrtln, N1ale'1 Hnt. Wear, N.; Newtown Rd. Wall. w. P .• (Clrd) Lotic P. Rd. Watab, Jack, Ume St. Whalen, Miu V., Oower ljt. Watt•, Arthur. Clo Genl. DellYery. Wbalo. Geom, Rallw&J Oronhll. Wallh, MJaa T., Duckworth St. Walab, Isaac We1cott, Mary, Daclnrortb St.

CANON SCOTT VISITS (CAPE~ BRETON MINt~

Canadian Minister Will See Conditions for Himself

conrnment t.o at•e an explanation and a 1aU1factory 0110.''

ELEVEN ARE .. DEAD LATEST

\FROM FIRE -. ' ..

Burning Hotel Claims Many Victims

HUNTSVlLLID. Otlt., Aug. !1-EJenn Una were loat In the nre which dhtroJed Wawa Rot.el ID Mn• ltob 81111da7 mornlq, acc:ordlq to the latest ftpna to-nlsbl.

MILK The milk that good cooks 1use

LATEST tions arc that provincial police will be paid orr within a day or two.

"Th• old ora ... ST. PAUL. ALASKA, Aus. 21- place to tlMl

Captain Amundsen, -.·ho wu rorttd j And Qod tu1m1a by accident to his alrplnnc to abancloa ,,.,._ proposed fli&ht from Alaska to Spitz• Pra1 for lll1 IOaL _. bergen over North Pole:. h:as indicated wroqbt bF pntpt: ti th:1t he will make another attempt, Tban thJR worlcl .__ fll;,_ uslna Spitzbergc:n 11 base. Explorer's new plane contemplate much better ~ L.....:~ equipped expedition. "Lit me baft wlaclom, _...,.,

and l\lllk·D. PARIS, Aug. 21.-Frc:nch Govern· Bread to the aoul, raln;-laen u.e...-

mc:ni's reply to note or Marquis Cur- mere ~; • zon, British Forel&n Secretary, on re- CIYc: me but theae. Uld t1ao' tM pa.rations situation was banded to • neaa doee, British Embassy at nine o'clock this Evna the nlsllt llUll bloaom u tile mornin&. l'Ole."

-.Job Jlendleld

DARTLESVILLE, MISSOURI, Aus. "'lk-aatJ Is trutb. tratla 1aeUQ diet le 21-Kansu and Texu passeaaer trala all · ' southbound wu held up by bandits Ye now oa eaitJl aad an ,. liMd to one mile 1outh or Okcaa, Okla., at I now.• • midnl&ht. Crew cnaaccd bandlta In -.Jolm Keata. cun flpt and It wu reported that at -lout ono man wu wounded. Robbcra "Oh! lift me u a waft, a 1..r. a escaped with twenty pactaaca recla- . • cloadl tcred milll, value or which Is unknown. r fall upon tlle tJaorDa or life. I •blell!.

• A heaYJ Weicht Of ho•n lllM cbabled NEW YORK, Aq. 21.-Rcscae · . and ~wed •

worltera early to-day estimated that at ,. One too like Uaee. camel ... , llWlft ucl lc:ut ten firemen bad beea kll:ed and proad. ~ more than thirty Injured, aoaie fatally, O, wind. la collapee of room and section of wall j If whaler COllMI. cu aprlq be far durl111 fire which dcttro)'ed old tbree bthlDdr_ · • storey brick bulldiq la BrookJya alterl Py§ e_."l aa.u.,. midnJ&ht. · >

BtQslae~~~ ......

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S.·-"' EVENING ADVOCATE ST. JOHN'S, NFLD.

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from their orfice, Duck-worth , ...... Street, three ~~prs West of the

Savings Bank.

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$1 .50 per vear. Letters and other matter for publication should be Addressed to Editor. All business cpmmunications should be addressed to the Union

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fact remains that the ~_rrcst of their cbief will ~ to ipUdify ~ forces or republicanism and convert luke-warm rollowe~ into ~u and fervent supporters.

Another feature of the comin& eiection which tends to bri&hten the outlook for the Republican cause is the enfrancJt!irement of all women of twenty-one' years and over, for, it is notori., that women have been amongst the most consistent and most proaot1nced oppon· ents of the Free State. - t

T.he new Dail will consist of twenty·five members 91ore than con· stitute the present parliament, the number of consthdencics beia& thirty with proportional representation. The introduction of equal suffrage will mean a very large increase in the total nui~r of voters.

• • · ,~ailway Eamingsi'

Since the beginning or active operations by the At;Plttrong Whit· worth Company at Deer Lake and Comer Brook, the- increase in

By mail The £\'ening AdvO<'ate to any part or Newfoundland Canada, $2.00 per· yel!r; to the United States of America el~ewhere. $5.00 per yenr.

and ery and material has come ·d~rect from 'ff points of lhl and bermouth, there has been qp dlMPIClktUPent in tbo

ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1923.

freight traftlc which has thus far come to die ran West Coast activities and there la ~ sent advantages in this way will be tion period. •

The Local Market · I Coincident with the ..,. passenger tral&c OD tho aft

I very satisfactory aad ~ The pas t week has seen the coming of the first of this season's strained to the utaaost'pf,f~~

new Rsh to the local market. While it is yet too early for schooners I There is every ~ to arrive from the northern or southern outports, many of the fisher- of a greatly redqced ijfl men or nearby settlements nre· daily carting the first of their catches completely justified. t.o the city and ready sales nre being made. For a few days last week there was qui te a little competition among buyers. all or ' 'hom are 9111!_11!'_,,._~-!!"'!'- !!'"""- -._!"l""!'!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!li!!!!i!i anxious 10 get the first of tht new fish , and the price for talqual went IN t fr from SS.50 to $6.00, some of the exporters expressing their willingness 0 es om to purchase alt they could get at the latter figure. So far nothing has Champ·ney's been done among the exporters as to concerted action with regard to marketing IUld;we may look forward again this season to the usual (Toronto Olobe, Aus. 11th.)

competit ion on the part of the agents of local firms when the fish On Sunday Aue. l!lh, Rn ..... P. Thrift a11d <CODOllQ' were · .. reaches the other side. Unfortunately the competition in buying from 1.11.w, P.P. ot Trlolt)' E&at, Yl1lted Enc po!ul.3 tmprulDd by »:ror >laxutni out.

the fi~ermen whi~gi"spri~sn ~m~rory ~~tin ilie~~nning l~h l~~urn~ hcld 11 o~~~ ae~~uo~yahe~~ ~~ ·~~h ~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . . . . \•lei'. lie nlso held 11enlco at 3.30 p. wt:lcou.c to the .. oo dPlt'gatl·ll rr:>m of the St:ason does not las t; It •~ not perm111ed to las t. The only kind 1 1. .. t 1, ,, till purta ot the l>omlnloo un•I sew-

• • • • • 111. nl ~,1um1111e)'ll ~,.i11 • ~cv. •.ur. • or compe1111on our exporters can tolerate 1s that which 1s calculated Law 111 o. worker o.nd ""''er cc11J1e1t 101111dlond. who :ar•· ntt11ndln1t th~ :16th to benefit foreign cons umers and beggar our own producers. j, l•lllng the aged and tnftrm ot hilt f(Hlon ot the Su11r(lm• l..odgc ot Hit'

11nrhll1. Looi; may ho 1)(1 1pnrod to ~ou11 or Eni:,lnocl, which tnet to trnn-1 <lo the i;ood worlt among11t us. 1H1ct tho Cl rat bualnns or tbl! co11\'~n-

! __ t!on yesterday anernoon In \"ktorlo

Our enrrgetlc tenchcr, Mias o. Free llnll.

Dangerous Laxity R I d R I · h · d f "lk . f or ('h 1 e ·a Welll go.vc 1'!u• lctC-"int: opened with 1111 ofil·

u es an egu ations t at permit ven ors o m1 • to trans er , mun • IUI PD > t·lu l wckomc \.y Toronto to ii ih•r h . . I r r d f b I tho nonu11I Sunday School Treat I

t . 1s aruc. e o oo rom cans to ~tt es ?n every .stree-t corner at any ror the children lolt week, nlld It lodata. utter which rciiortis w''r" tame during the day are absolute ly inefficient. lt as as well to have no wui greintr enJoyed by tho little rcud by 1bc ChAlnnna or vnrlou11 rules and regulations of any sort, for when this practice is permitted oon. MISll Freeman leo.vca no atone con.mltteH: thuc, It wo• a,;n'('tl, WC fail to guard ngains t the greatest danger of infection to which milk unturned to mokc llfu happy tor the 11!arlu·d 11 mt>!lt aolhitactor)' proi;rl'"~ may be exposed. The proper handling or milk cnlls for the most children both In ~e day 11t'bool o.ml In oil lll'par4.nenlll. The prcsl'nl 11':>-

. · • • • . . " 1 d 1 ... !!Inn II thr IAr~rllt, ond r1roml11e11 t') minute carefulness and 1£ 11 is to be kept free from 1nfoct1on 1t must Sunday ad100.. It • uo erotOO( .... ot 'II be placed in the receptacles in which it is to be delivered in some place ~c,tiool wilt re-o~n •ho,rtl>•. ~~enl ~· t~: 0~~:~ ucceurul, In the hlstorf

. . •• i as Frcemno returns rom a Ruor · or which the surroundings are the very clennest. ,·ocnllon wbkh ibr la apendlog Ill Xa,-or l>r.ilsf'S Ordtr.

It is no uncommon sight in St. john's 10 see milk vendors stop St. · Joho"a. · • lo bis odrcH thu Moyor opokl' their delivery w:iggons on busy streets during the busiest hours of tht: Pnrt 88 follows:

• • ' ~1 Ql3Ul'C! )·ou thot OD DG5l'Dlbllu-. day and frequently whale dust storms are raging and coolly and calm· Mr. Stephen Eddy, C. or E. teach· ~ T f bl ,_1 ' . . , 1n oronto ... r )'oar enn... ntOt'tlng ly dip milk from large mouthed cans and transfer it to bottles for de- , er of Spaniard 1 pay, hAs bun spend· you nri• hM .• ily wi•lcnmc. camln~ livery to their customers. If the milk men who are guilty of this kind In; hla holldo>·• at Champneys with from nil port.II ;,f Cnn:ida on1t :-.r:t1 ..

• • . . . bl1 mother and will Rhortly rl'turo to of tblD&.!t~re co t!Y and devise some elrectave means of infecting their Spaniard'• Ba to re-open •chool. Mr. you ..... 111 be gl. ! ta know. 011 l•:n;:lh•ll ~ !UJaPtOUS bacilli they could scarcely hit upon a method !Jdcl1 ba1 se,:ed the bNl lntere~t!I of 1U1.n, a.tut iberc la no f.1ty In the O.i

lated to produ.ce suc:cessful results. UI peopl of 8 nlard"a Ba th(I put minion whose I' "Opie nrc so strons;ly •

1 • e pa Y

1 attached to th1.: hnp,•rlal conoccUonll

m~~~~~~~~~-------- OW )ftrL , DI arl\ thME' O. ·ToroD!O. Mr. £. D. O&hrlel, 11tudeot of •As uatlvt'I 1 f F;nghand, or di'

Qaeeo'a Coll•c•. St. John's, Hoi been •C<'nllonta ot E.1gll1bmen. )'Ou l'Dter. apndlas his "tacatlon at hom: with lllln wattn fodlnl'!'B af offectlon CM

to tM ,;rtterest Illa Punta. Mr. Oabrlcl 11 irr~ntly 1 1-:nglnu1l, nnd I think you do wl'll 1()

~~4( ~r tmproYed• b,. his rut. nod rcturn!I to , love the Old L:·:itl .• WbethM w1• hnv<' ~fiMnnitnt SL John'• ID September to renmo I rcr,nnl 10 !!:Us;. :nd 11 hlstor l<' p:int 1r

i Wlft~~.,~ bla atudln. We .wlih hlm coollmtl'd her r :art In lho ~rea• war. or tho p:irl q '~"'-' a • auccos 1.ho la pl'.lylng lo tho post-wnr \'On·

SID}th Oil beba1 of the •. troveralc!I nn1I n~s;0Ual101111, WO lllQ)'

llllV!r.eiit pl'Oposals are dianctetliid'u .. W Tbe lra ft he~lhl; vlclnllv ha!I wt.ii eul(lrl:.11: ;i ~· cllnr; or prldl' thnt 111 '"''''""o·:f·.~,I coastructive poffcy tCJ deal wi1h a position: been a faflur: t~y do.le. Our tiahcr· we bdong to ll.11 British Emplr,•.

~ Ylfj of 1iiidl canaot be exaggerated." The Minister of Labour . mon •ro now golllos rudy to prose- Throur:hout thlll, the most tr)' IDI{ 11Cr· P.lace4 the number tobe employed on relief schemes during the Win· I cute tho nahery with hook and 110.·. 10(~ In hi;m:i.n ht£:on•, Uw course or

200 ·di I · · 1 • . . ond lo all pro~blllty It wPathc>r per llrith1h Notlon1 hns bo."D cboractcrl":·

ter at ,000 rect y and 100.000 indirect y and Sir Allan Smuh 1n 1 • cd 1;y st'rupulous honor, coi"Tngl'. roru bis letter 51 s · I mlta, our mro will 1E'Curc nn ode· . .

. y . qunte voyoa;e to provide tor the com-' tncle, tllt:l·iucrltlcfl nnd uoaeW111lnl'111. "If the present rato of unemployment is maintained (and I Ing wJlltor aeuoo. It Is our sincere hope that thetJe qual~

, there was nothing in the Minister's speech to encourage the most lt.les m:i.y cTI?r bo dl1ployed by tM l sanguine to hope that the rate will be checked) this relier will be Tho F. P. u. la allll 1troog nod 111· people or the llrtllsh Empire.

quite inade to prevent even larger numbers than last year from though n good mony or 1.ur 11109 arc So~d Cfthen~hJp

I .

· ICAUeN!d a round ot prost'nt Wl' bnpo A lnrao proportion or the clllun1 becoming worltlcss. ' r T t c En 11 h bl th .. . . . . 10 abort LO hnvo our council moot- o oron o ore o g t1 r or

. The gravity of the posauon cannot be e~agge~ate~. A point lngi flOlni; In run KWID~ 0 ., botorc. (IJ.'trnctlon, and It 111 needlpH to ea1 which does not appear to have had the cons1derat1on at deserves Most of our men will be hnmc the that the)', togcthc;r v.-1U1 the people is the demoralisation resulting from continued unemployment and rnJI, lllld will ns usual, kt<ep Ute F.r. from lrelnnd ond Scotlnncl. concitl· its deadening influence on the workers, and more particularly on U. FIClg fto:Hlng. tut'-', pcrbnps, tho moat aolld por~lno

. . . . ot Toronto's cltl1en1hlp. Their ct1:ir· the youth of the country. The whole question of nat1onal vatahty , - octerlstJca are obedience to tow. In• is at stake 'Wu underalo.nd trom vleltora re- . •

· turnlng from Port Uolon thot Sir dwlT>, eot.erprlao and thrift. It I• "The problem is urgent and does not admit of a single day's Wllllon 11 aUll a worke'r, olwaya not loo much to aay that It the pee>·

delay. bul!• dlrocu113 the opernlloo or the I PIO of Toronto wh~ ha YO come rrom "Failure or delay on the part of the Government to adopt Trading Company\ nod tho Outport tho Brltf•h hie. wore lo be lifted.

immediately a strong constructive policy of employment, in place brancbe1 with lhe aid of Illa out- out of Toronto there would be ~ • · • • · 1 1n•un••r 11nd at•rt Sir Wiiiiam 11 complete tnanaformollon, and. t>Gr·

of the present hair-hearted temporising and palhat1ves, will dee ~ "" w • · .. • I . . . . one of the moRl enlluTllblo type or hops, dtteriohltlou, In tbe cbaractc. a blow to tli6itc9nom1c and social hfe of the country, from which men and olthc-u&h 0 all calls ho or this city.'' recovery will be !mpossible." ' ru~nd11 readfly to

0

0 ny lnQuirte1 Uaal oYenlng the .1Jelcptes Wt'f'e t - • mn11o by llie employee1 or , 11itol'll. entertained at dinner by the slater

Th T. • h El f • Qoe will often 'lll'ODdcr who will take llOCJ~let1 ot lbe ctty. Thttr appre· , e .irf.S eC JOnS bit pince nrter retirement. We muat elation or the allear.don de,ot.ed tt.>

'• • • romember men or Str WUll&m'a t11)8 their comfort wu espreAed In a • · • • LO h 11 heart)' 'ott ot th&nkl. Uater a pro· Yesterday's -messages announced that less than three candidates Are n r> ecarce. ug lt1ll,)' e n

had been nom D&ted for each of the one hundred and fifty-three seats t th ft b _L_ d th t on, and aubeeqnenu1 a reception and ~ . to contlnul' Illa good work to behalf rram of moaleal numbers wu put

f I · h F S I · k I b f o e 1 ermeo an e coun ry. to be contest n the r1s rec tate e ection to ta e p ace e ore IOC!bl eno101 wu held. the end of the 'fii:esent month. Of this number about eighty are said 1 1 1 .--.t- -t d .. _ t . -·---41>---·1.E. · h b 1 II .11 .. _ o c 01 DC mu1 ex en , Dr)' .,,..a to be Reoubh~•. wlaose progress in t e att e of tl'le ba ots w1 .,.. wllhet to the new MmlnlatraUoa The Canadian ea,..,, wldeh &lTlnd watched with ~}he greater interest because Of 1he very, marked in· under tha leaderablp of Hon. W. ft; from llollll'elll Oil SundaJ ~ed at fluence which ~·El• t~ouaht the arrest and Incarceration of Eamonn Warren. M&1 aaceeu attend the Ute doclt premJMa tJala moraine to

· ~De Valera wilt _:-~ qpon the con tcit. lt ia believed in some qua~ters present 10,·erumeot In their andel'· dlac:barp ...,. . IOO 't.Oaa of he&YJ

· that tfae Repu tican chieftain deliberately challenged the Free· State tAkln&•. AllO my beat wlllhn ·to Tbe macllln8f)' wh.klh she bl'Oacbt tor the I

ftirfU.. attMf h" L ...... th t wh ther the '" ~feel 0 failed Ad,ocate for • wider drculaUon Deer Lake pa))U' al111. Tbl• earso I ~ ~ - · r. im, allO'Wt- a e Y c .... ., • r &lid 111ore Tisor to tlsht the lllttt• lnclud• a number ot llOUen, etc.,• t the ~aiteas_e, the result was bociad to mil!ltate a1a1aat them Dl9n'a bsttl•a.-XVZ. aDd •Ill be ..._ .,,. Qeelal frelibt

in tlie eleCtfoit. Wbetber or not there is 1rouad for ~t· l»eU~f. the Cb&111pne1'• .tus. u.. tralDa to ll• -•-ef---..doaL • .. ' nr.•:p,.,, , ,,~--~i)J ~ -·· !I I • ~ . .

''Never put off until to-morrow what you can do to-·day"

Some day soon, you'll be so curious you'll. just have to try it, and you'll buy your first tin of B. C. Slice Plug.

\'V'hy not hurry up, and start to-day to know n new tobacco delight? For you'11 never kn?w what a good thing you're missing until you vc smoked your first pipeful of B. C. SlicP. Cul Plug. _'

No matter how much you now swear by your own particular favorite, you had to tty your first pipcf ul of that Ion~ a~o-so-for the s3mc reason, your first pipeful of B. C. Slice1Cut Plug may be a new favorite for you.

B. C. Slice Cut Plug is an expert blending high-class tobaccos perfectly balanced. and rapidly growing popularity is proof of satisfying quality.

of its its

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~n~'WY-White Clothe with·this purest, new laundry~~ You can have beautifully clean snowy "washes,, Wfth less wqr~, now, and in quicker time. · '•

i We've made a new laundry soap that does it. Clearts away stub­born dirt with the least possible rubbing.

i • And what is more important, it saves your pjetty clothes, your choice fabrics. Because it contains no hannful "filler" to rot the cloth. For the same reason, it is easy on sensitive skin. ~""' wi!1a unnecessary, unsightly roughening and redd~ QJ your bandi! That's something to mak~ washing a pleasanter tu& And, since it is just pure soap, the big bar ~.Ql11Ctb faltbl• You'll find that a real economy, too, in a ab9rt time. The name is MOTHER HUBBARD Pure Laianan:GD:;;;

PURE LAUNDRY '.

Coolidge's .Childhood I "' ._ ._

Phone 643. P. O. Box 336.

The Ru-Ber-Did Co~~ Ltd., · Montreal, CBnada.

When you buy ready-roofing remember that there is only one Ru-ber-oid and the Ru-ber-01d Co. makes it. The name Ru-ber-oid is inci~libly stamped every seven feet on tlte under side of the sheer. Refuse substitutes. ,

JAMES G. CKA WFORD,

"Tell her :ibout the c renm," we beard him any In :i low voice.

~Ir•. Wlld<:r tooed up undt'r her bent ht'od to a~ whether we bad heard.

We Int imated we bcid. We oleo he11rd har chuckle. '"No," . ehc P.'lld . "!\o. I can't tt'tl

you that etory. No. I don't know or any aerapes. You'll have to u lt Allcm nbout that. Allen's my aon. '.Re t1vc1 In Pcrk1nn llle. lt'll on the oth· t'r ·l hlr of Ludlow. No. CAlvln Dl'Vet•

wae caught In a tlx. Ho knew ho'«' to keep out of them.

\fh'n He Wrolt a Prise E•••t "Once," and her t1brewd cyeit

febS,td,tm

lwlnltled, "onco be got a prh:e. HI! ~u at liome on hta r.icatlon from collt'gt' and ono or them 1ocletlc1 or ladles or tbe Re•otuUon- whal do ~·ou call I.hem, Daugbtere or tbe Revo-········••111 tullon-otrcred a prue for the beat • r r , • eal'&Y on the rsu1ts lb•t led up to tbe

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Antliraclte coal. Now Landing Ex S.S. "Florida"

2008 Tons .Welsh Anthracit~ C,Pal, AD SI-.

HENRY J. ST ABB & CO.

down and nad It lo hk 1ttpmolbn. She said It • ·.:111 very good. l aeyer hf'ard It. J don't now laow many ee­r&Y• •ere handed la. ll'• .. ll•d or )lard 1ubJect to write about dartns ft•

c:a.tlon time. But aDJ'W&1. Calvin aor tbe prise. r doa't prenme It ,,_.. money. Tiley doa't gift that al\M' moaer Ja tbe oae tbtas Uaat'a alwaJS uec•P'-ble. l"8'l ttr

Wo agreed. • • •

l . "I ptsa Calvin i:;dt llS. atlan. la

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BEST-ENGLISH CROWN BAR IRON

BLACK IRON PIPE

GALVANIZED IRON PIPE

ALL KINDS OF PIPE F11TINGS

BRASS VALVES

STELSON WRENCHES

MONKEY WRENCHES

COMBINATION WRENCHES

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We daim :o be in a position to extend you this adV3Jltagr.. · fi ii •LL .. £•••·•" •.• ......_ We carry a large ~tock of ~ : j If\ . Bill .H~ad8' Lett~r Heads. Stateml~nt~

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and any other stationery )'OU may require.

... Envelopes° We have fllao a Jarge assomncns or envelopes 01 au llii*lltlai and ~ •au Q11 11UPJd~

promptly upon receipt of your order. . Our Job ~p1rtment .liu ea,.qe.i a =tutatlon for promptnes=s. neat W\lrk e:ad strict 1ifc1nfoa

ro every d1:taiL That Is why· we get the b ess. PleaK eend us your trial <11'Cfer to-day and Judie for yciunelf.

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leisure With the

~pm The l'flasthead

· By The Lookout.-.;

re a mtlllonalro well-v.1ahur o ty. J abould broad-c:1un mil-l copies or the 11\teat book from the band of G. Lowes Dlcklnaon. tbu l:.'nsll•h pub(lclat. (Wu: Ill Naturt', Cause and Cure. .Publlahed by Georgo Allan nod Unwln. Ltd.)

+ + + + Now, except In Umo or wnr, U1e

1ubJect of wnr uau&lly Is not one

THE EVENING

Sold Catch to Portuguese -A PorLl;acue116 veaael. wblcb arrived bero aoq,toUme qo la now. pracUcalb' loaded w1A.b a cargo 0of aa.J.t bulk flab which hu been pUl"l:ha1ocl from our local ttehermen. Jt I• Wlllerlloocl tho price pa.Id wu $3.00 per pllint&l. Thu Lu.nenburg acboonvr Allcanle whJch arTIYed from the Banke llOYOral da)'I

ago tor supplies,, dlel)Oled ot her "bolo ontch amounting to abOut 1900 quluUlla, t.o lbo Portuguese In thh1 manner, and tho ablp le now out.lltlLln~ for another trip t.o the Ban~ Thia la o. now dupa.n.uro and It 11 und11r­etoud that Ill$ IOOn tl8 tbo Ye.MI'S

cargo 11 complete silo will oo l&lllng for Uebe1b and IC tho trip turns Oii(. 1>u.ccoestul other vealKlla wfll bC! coming bore.

that tntcreeta tho o.verqe man or Guards woman; and In time of war the thin~ about Wllr th~ lotercat.a people la

Sports Tomorrow Afternoon

not, unfortunately, Its ghaatllness and 1

horror. WbJcb mo.y be one or t he •The postponed sports under explanations ol tho unfailing recur- auspice$ of the Alethodlst Guards ~-~l'.::~altltl~~=NC:~CJll rcoco of lbls blullog ovtl. Comrudes Aaeodotlon. will! be hchl

+ + + + on the Al ru .\thlctlc Grounds, Peooy-WbUo wars octua.lly are being well Rood, to-morrow ancrnoon. tn

fought. people's thoughts are hcrdt'\l \'lcw or lbe lntt'rest In the pro(Tammo, by the propmgOJ1dlet1 away from the which ha.a li<!UD aded to aloce t~~~ horrors or war ltsclC and arc focusacd poetpooemunl, It Is upccted on tho particular borrors pcrpctrotl'd there will be o. large attendance. Tbe by the ··enemy." 1-ixactly the snmc Sl)Orts will commencu a.t !!.30 nnd

will continue until wo. Um!) when tbu -thing J;Ol'S on ID l':\Ch c:ombnt.anl COU'l -try. !Ienco tbe pco11lo ot ench war- hullea of tho Auxl,l)ln.ry will provide T110 cow or "Canad&• ring nlltlou emerge Crom the ''nr rm- do.Inly •1U1ipcra after which Uio pro- ycsterd11y'1 maU ..,. lbM ., cd wl•.h llfltred not or war ltal'lr, but gronuno will be continued uoUI 311 l :i.torrls who 11 now rostored to bt:lllda or ll.a late enemy; and tr tbey do h:ltl) tho Items havo been run orr. \'cry p1aa gone to HoYo for Aqut.

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th<' horrol'll or \\';l.r. thcr ho\'C J>Nn diihll)' prizes ore to be awarded the --wtnn~ra und they ore now on cxblbl-1 . Tho 1-a•rl ..... or )Ilsa MaTJ Cecila B. B. • propagnndlzed Into blomlug 1he hor- . ..... -v • II, ....... ~

ror-1 on the enemy, whl<'h effectually lion In Tra1mcll':s window. S:ulllvu.n daughtt'r or Ur. and Mrs. be 11 ........... ,.., ... • •& ~~ prevents them seclns tho rcsult11 uC Wllllom Sulllvun :Sew Gower 8'.reet, ..,...... Bia ... wm .. at tM a , the 111luntlon. Stole Motor Boat Wc-:1l, to :.tr. John P. 1-;van11, will bo I Titonka Bote11 lloan, ... to ua., ._~ •. :L'.. •• _:~ .•

toloulnl ..... al St. Patrick'• Church uu IDd UO te I p. .. •as 91, IL Tl:e S.S. Olencoe .,. .. ~ During e war no writer Is pcrmJlted ~-.. \\'-'n"ad·•y. ''on-:-.•tul~· 1.10 7eaterday aRenaoc& to write In coudcmnntlon or war, but Our local H:iwk11lu:1.,, a ar~ now to·morrow, ..... • d .... -" ~ I

onl•· lo condcmnot.Jon of the rhcmy: puttlnit thlllr wllll toi;cther lo try and tlon11. Develop the Lime and Gyp-.. . _... Khooncn trom sro•dl U: ~ h I D .,~ I Tbe S.S. Krlton arrlYed at Arpnda pccta fairly gOOCI· llah fal'rl, P rnd t!O the Ol)ilOt'IUnlty to prc1<s home dlac:ovelr the,· pcnsoontoor _pel'1101111 w 0 -- sum eposJut ,al :! o'clocat 7estcrda1 atlcrDOOD wllh fDl for trawls a...i ....

the tesaon or the utter bestiality 111111 l made ovo o a m r boat with au 1 Mr. Sam Tlllt'r. I.he papulor Co.,1< -- a cargo of ooal. murder or ~·:ir Is losl-lrrctrh·c:ibh• 1 lt9_ flttl11.&11. tho propt'rt-y of on ludutl- or the l·'.I'. Union. uud~n''"lll uo ex- (Editor Evenln~ Advocatt') I , -- Baa:la lost, perhnps. t~ouil t;oller or a nearby ''lllage. Wo 1 Jt.oy cxnmlnutlon Ll1hs morning at the: Dear Slr,- Wlll ~ou pleo.ao alvo WI I\, Tho S.S. K

1Jo ll'ft Port aux Bu- St. Lawrence lo Lawn Point, .t.u1.

And when the war Is O\'Cr pcopl•) hO)le Lhnt tho slcuth11 IDDY be sue- , bunda of Ur. 1''razcr for nn Internal! holplng hand wltb your pnpcr to In- quca early lhta mornln; and la due 11-To date, 11060 qll•.: for week, don't want to bl'ar onytblng nbout CCSl!fyl. trouble from which he. hn• been au~-, <luc~· tht' dl'Vt'lopmcnt or our natural back to-morrow morning. 1,100 qtla.;' prospc:cl9 good; llah tho 1ubJect. .Mean'' hJlo tltt' wnr- O ferlng ror somellmo. Mr. Tiiler " t ruources? The 11011 Is the treuuro -- struck olf; traps taken In; trawl lah· milkers renew tht•lr authlly In beb:ilr St~Jla· Maris Arrives J many rrlt'nds hope that ho will 110011 . or the country, heyond n money equiv.· The schooner Careis arrh·ed at G:iul Ing excellent. of •the next wnr." As Mr. Dickinson . be com1,lcte)) cured. I alent It ., llCc-glvlnit to nil the J>e0plc tOl'll yest\'rday Crom Oporto with • Lawn rolnt to Sandy Con, Aug. aa)'ll: Tht S.S. Stelln llnrls arrh•rd fr<1m -- ~ nnd to every Industry. To be dcprlv- 100 tons or a.~t to Thos. Garh&.nd. 11.-To date, •650 qtle.; tor wffk.

+ .... .,. + I the. strnndcd steamer Sable I. nt. 5 ~le!l1m1. C. J . Cahill llnd C. J. E'IH. 1 ed or the soil ,_,.ould ml'n.n dcetl'uc-1

__ 350 qlla.; prospects good. "En1ry d:'I>· you. whom I am o<ldre!'lci 1 p.ni: yeb"crdny bringing tho cargo Stnw OCClc:trs or Terra Xova Council., tlon nnd deati].. Since tht' 1011 Is ao Th•• S.S. Kong lni;e. arrh·cd yea- Port aux Bras to Corbin, Au1t. 11-

lng. go about your work. ~cu .marry \\ hleh wBl! )Ando from tl1c ate:un~r Knlithts o! Columbus, rl'turncd frot:t i de~r to wt "Und 10 es~cntlal and llll tcrd.:ly "ith coal to ~lor<iy & Co. Tho 1 Landed to dale, :?:?.300 qlls.; Josic ol:

)ouraelr. or you marry your aon or attor she went a.ehoro at LAmallne. Montreal on &lurday, havJn; attend·, powor for good 111 so mighty, we ship waa hero last fall and loaded Phoebe arrived from Danka, IOO )our dn41btcr. You pion for tho fut- led the annual Knight• COD\'Ontlon ahuuld give It the beat ~r care to rlsh at Grady. qtls.; proepecta fair. ure. You look forw&rd to life, Tor •Tbla wu not trUC In the pnat, but' there. . 'atreni;tl1cn Its force antt Increase It.I __ :roureolt, tor )'our children, fo'I' you~ It 111 true tn llto pr~enl. and It will I -- tnorgy (or tho greatost good. The Kyle's cxpreu arrived In town countrl'· Tho pin)", the mllJllC "M••· bo truo.'r In tho Cuture. There ts the 1 ~tr. Qrortte C. Sno.,,.., tho well kno••n llt

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lac; cvenlna. th• concert ocoupy nnd amuse you.I new encl, thlM puta out or dote 011· cabloet-m.okcr ot ColoDJ11I Street, nc· Now, bow la this to ho done? --

You rud books. You ride ID 111otor I tile onllD.Jey dhscueslon of war. War , companied by hi• wife aod lwo ions. 11 cnn 00 dono by opening n new The s.s. Clydo loCt Lowlaporte ot can. You tra,•el. You hot>e and oa- now means cxtremJnatlon, not or 101· 1 -Captain J. H. and Oordon-11 leat"· 11ndustry and mllklnK our IO'PllDm &nd 7.liO yuterday morning. J1lr". .\nd all thla time, shlo by ah.lo dh.•ns oDly. but of civilians and of 1 lnr; St. Jobn'a br the Dl1br thla j limo deposits avnJlable ror the aoll. I __ ,. olh you, lo thl11 lnborntor)', at that civilization." I Wttk. The Camllr wm reside In Boa-, What do cxpcrlJI lift)' nbout arcrlcul- Tllo S.S. Sll'l'la for thl11 port an1I barbt-r, In those b.nrack11, accompanl Mr: Dlcklnaon quotes ~l:ajor-General too lo" futurt'. Mr. and Mrs. Snow I tur11.I 1;ypsum! Benjamin Franklin the Rou.llnd for Nuw York, lcnve c4 bf cbcerfrl music. wooed by pat- Seeley, l'X·?tllnllttr or War Cor Great _ hue boon llfe-lon1 members or R\' wa.s ono or the nrst to lntroduc;o thi11 Hollfai: thl• forenoon. rloUc IOQS. lbo a:;eni. of deatrucdoll Britain: ITbomu'a Pariah. C&pta1n Snow di!.: matorl:i.l Inti Amorka. H~ harl 'l 1 --

~ a work. They are people, na "Chemical knowlcdiio la now ao 1ood .. mc:e ID tho war and he has _field c>C re1I dover that all•)>Cd down t..o Tho schooner Aran1111 hna cleared ••cit like otlutra. Dul lhelr far adftllced that, with lllde lJ'OQble alnc:o boen an erflclent officer In tllu j one or th<' main roads out of Philo- tor Lisbon with :?!l:I~ 111:.a or codti1111 tit'. all Ula& llllOle and .. ,..,. moderate coat. • .... M Chareb 1Ad11 Drlpdo. The gootl wish! dt-lphl t on tbl11 hi' ao~·ed srouml shipped by A. E. Hickman.

lailltt llMIOk ...... eeald lie ~ ea& u of tbolr ma111 frltnda will go with i i:yp11um to rorn1 the following words: --.. ......., aa * ...,; ~ tbem. I "Lnnd plMler used hero-Den The ach.ooncnt lltarlam and Mil)' nncl ·1"fd~C llal belD: ~ -- 1Franklln." Tho words soon becnm1: I Linda Purdy nre on their way to C"nr" !;; 1411Qo~ Tbe Mr. J. P. Durlro. Vlstrlc:t M.innr.cr j l:0011plcuou11 to ptu1scr11by, due to Uir Raco from North Sydney with c;cr.al ~i!lliim~ Gt Ute for tbo Crown Life l nBurnnce Com- /htxurlnnt growtlt and deep grt'eo COl'flote.

II'__, 8Jid 1MX,. JlaD1 baa been noUflod by Vlc~'-l'rti.I · color. (Hoards natryman, 1--cby. 9th, --ple ala4 laOrrlble. dent Jno. F. Ellis of tho Company 't!ll7l '"Wt• rc1-"·1rd lnn•I plaster gyp. On her ln"l trl11 t.o North Sydney

~~.~~lgii~m!IPJ:r ~ween dlaarma lhal. ho la lbo winner of a valu:ihl~: sum richly worth tho price to use In rrom Pon. aux lli!<(Jues tb<> 1')'1\• ho•I Hl!dlJiae•1' aaCf Ulloa." lpr11e tor bis work during the month the gnltl'l'll and In tho summer man 0 n,. hundred an eleven f!rat cl:uo 11u-

AD4 TbClllD&I( JIUIOa, tile falll0119 la- of July. Dt.'llplto much tln;c lo~t dur· 1 ro he:lp." • slni;crs. tor ean: · llng the early months or the Y!'llr In

1 Mrkulturnl gyp1rnm Is 1>roduc1'tl nt --

"'l'ltere eshtl •• ••- or ,...,_ , the c!t'OUon CAm11:ilgn whrn he \\IU 0 tiumoroua plant.11 dis tributed oves; tho This mornlnlJ the a.s. llekla arrl\•-_..., a fleUDa of alrp..... I cllDdldate for tho District of SL United s:atu In .rnch n way that near- ed. 11 dnys from Port Albert. coal­fna ftJlllS o.er Loadoa to-••· !John'!< 1-:1111, ltlr. Burke now st:inilti lY every section can be reach .. 'd b' laden to the firm or A. &. H. Murray. nw aid spnail•r a JL• tbat ; about nlncth amon~at tho company's low Creight rnto~. --WHld poison Ila mllUoD!I In t?tree •nr;enta ror Canada and ~ewfoundlaud ~ow why do we nllow tho110 valu- The

8.1. Silvia. la duo hl're tro111

boa:n.., · land we prcdltt tbot b:r ~cmbrr 3181 1 abio r~ourc<.'8 to lie dormaut? 111 It Now York and llRllfa.x cnrly to-+ + + + I be wilt be mi:-c:b nearer the bend ot lhnt we c·1nnot get moot'y to develOl' morrow morning.

Uon la what war m.,.na." Thero arc many quotable p:usangH tho II~. them! :Sow wllh doing away with --+ + + + In this book, nod It la only tho truth ! -- tho atook Corm. s urely mono; can be The schr. J3mci1 & Stnnlcy bn11

Ill' elaborates thJ1 phue or tho ; t.o s.,y that every l\o'li;e Is th;btly pue,k · Mr. n. s. nondhouso nrrtvetl hy I round to get a Portnbto Grinder to I cleared for Oport.o from Grand Jlnnk matter: I ed with woll-rrnaoncd argument. H.R last e\•enlni;'11 oxprol!lll trom Toronto. ulod our limo 11tone and gy11'lum, and with 33:?0 qlla codfish Crom S. Horris

'"Jn nil t~o prlnclpnl countrlca ur tn,'(Ument ot the causf1t or war con- Mr. llo.'\dhouae rt"pro11cnt1 the Toi make ll o.lallablo for tbt' rarmcr11 lbnt Ltd. the 'll'Orld, aClrr tho •wor to en1l war: 1 atltutu n vnlunhlc nddltlon to the onto Pharmncy co .. and bas beo•n ' thoy muy be ablo t.o compete with tho --men ot aclcnet' aro busy lnvClllll':IUn; exl•Ung lllel'W .ore on tllo aubJecl. . 11 vhrltlng St. John'11 for n number or i countries that aro ualng then1• The 11chr. A ram Into bu arrived at methods or 1lc!ltroylng by wnr men, I warmly rcc.ommcnd ''"\Var: lts 1.'\n· ,yenra nod Is well known to moo)· or 1 Yours lruly, Grnnd Dank rrom Oporto In ballast. women, cb\'dren, fact.orll'll, cllll'l!, turo, Call\IO and Curo." our cltlzona for hla 1>u11lnea11 cnpnc- s. RUD\'. countries. contlMnta. In rart tht>y I . lty nod genial manner · On a Vacation know bow to do It alrendy. In part Tho a.a. Thomae H&nland nrrlvod s· h they are pertcctln,; thotlr wenpon1; from Mon• real to A rgonlla. to-day In I A Sad Jg t 1od lhere 111 no limit w their p0wcra. bulfut, to lond puf)>-wood. I ADVERTISE JN TUE r i\DVOC.\TE." Supt. O't\cll, with bis ,_,.lfe .ind

1 \ The police plck-cd up on tbo 11trcet !1UDll)'. left tor bis naUn place, Wit-~~~~~~~~=~~~~=~=~=~=~~~=~~~~~~~~~~==~~~=~~~~ j~eattr~y M ~d wom~ ~W~)~~ll ~. - a~o y~ud~. ~~

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Reid-NewtQundland Co'y ·~ Limited S.S. GLENCOE·-SOUTB · WEST COAST SERVICE.

Passen gers leaving St. john's on 8.45 -a.m. train, Wednesday, Aug. 22,. will connect with S. S. Glencoe at Argentia, for regular ports of call-Argent1a to Port aux Basques.

GREEN BAY STEAMSBir SERVICE.

1 011:ed 11lxty-fl,•o yean1. Tho condition l1c;po ho mar have ao onJoyablo time.

I of tho uorortunato creature mar bo likened to that of tho woman In Game Postponed

.Hood'.1 poem: "Oh, It wu pitiful MeHaKca from Orand Falla llPt

Among a wholo city Cull nl~ht aL., tod tlaat owing to the lnclo-Home, 1ho had none.' I ment we&Uior tile nnt same of die

i a It not dl11credltalo1e on tno part of I lntcr:lown aerlca had to be postponed. lhOlf who dwell amonr;at u1, whose i du ti fl 111 to sf'o lo the betterment ot A Good Sign of Fish

;.tho coodlrlon of belpleaa wldoq, ancl j

I JOUD« wome11, who rrom Lime tt> lime Tbc nahormon· on the local 1round1 baTe been aent to rcelde within tbe I repor,. nib fairly plenUtlll A 1ood

·l ltft'Y atone ,_,,.ua ct a prfllOD. We 1 catch ..,.. to bo ~ this te>ttGOOn 111 1pend TMl 1uma of monor on pleu- ~the vartou.a market.I aloa1 lbe water­ure, and ou 1UDU84!menta of nrtoua tronL

Police Court A twenty-two >'Car old laborer,

round drunk. and conYeyed to to the lock-up In o. cab, wna elnn his llb-ert)' on payment of the fare. PROPOS.\L

Another of the same age and call­tn~. who clalmrd the bluC' 1ky for a ml,:bty ,.anopy, w1111 dlsebarE;C'd. I ,

A l11bottr or :IG )'C'aTll, found loiter- :snd., bereb)' glYe aoUce cJ1at ID ~ Ing nntl 1lctplng on the premises or

1 aeqll('Dco of cbanp of owaeraldp. I

an £list End firm was 11tnl down to I havo applied to lbe Board or Trad• moko mnt11 for tho next ten day11 nDdt'r 641ctlon 47 of lhe Mtrcbllllt with Su11t. l'nrsooa. . Shipping Act, 1894, ID r •pect of t111

The above. with the nppcnrnnc:c of thlp Jean Campbell, of St. Jolla'I. th1> 1111rortunate widow mentioned tn Nt•wfoundland. heretofore ownl'd by anoth<'r column, constituted the 1lock J amClll J. Mac Ka7 and WIDJam C3mP-ct of the day. bdl, fur pcnnlaalon to cban11e ~r

---o---- nurue to lleneYotmce. and lo baYc h<r

Bay BuJJs Garden Pnrty r~i;latered In the ~w name '' tM pon. oC St. John's, :-.;nd., as owned b7

Sun1l'IV nMl H•t\". P. O'llrlt>n's ~r- l\\'ultt'r ~. Monroe. d •h•n par~~· Ink"" p'nc<' nt n11r nulls. I Any obJcctlona to the rrol!OSr Mr. s. null or Andcreon'11 or,•-gouils chsngo fo na1110 mull be lent t t~' r~UlblltJ1mt"nt • ·Ill be i;olng with the I Rt>i;lstrar f Sblppln1 at St. Job111, many v:'10 are upected to leM'e thC! ~ snd., wltbln HTC!D da71 from th• ~11,· Sltotcr !'tfnrv raut or thfl B:iy appt'arllllce of thl• adnrtlumenl. ' • • ' • • • I • I 1- b d~,. BUii'.\ C"onYcnt, la n dllllf;blcr of )Ir. U.alrd at 9t. John• lb S rt ,...; Rynll. ot August, 1'23. aug ••.• l -;'!JJ 111111111111 111111111111 111nm1111Hl1111111111111111111111111111111n11111IUl""m11tlllr.111u111111•~ ii ......... 11 ..... """ 11......... .. .• "." ........ ···""' ....... .. ..... 0 E~ NOTICE t§ EE ~g '==' "::

)l Newlouudland Government Q (~ Coastal Mall Ser\llee U = a == =~ ~! ~1 Ii S. S. PORTIA ~

i Freight for S. S. PORTIA for· usual ·~ = l' Northern ports of call will be received to.day ;}

at the wharf of Messrs. Bowring Brothers n ii Limited. =-:#

Raleigh and Cook's Hr. arc additional ft ports of call for this trip. = 5

ii Steamer will sail Wedneaday at 10 a.m. 1-

ir.• .. •~ Wednesday being a General Holiday freight for Green Bay Points will be

~!!t~jccepted Thursday. ~--~~~~~~~~~~~----~~..;.._~~---~~

I klnd1, but ao lnlluen~lal number or 1-,..------------­dtlaena within our mJdat •Hm to care ,TO LET-House. 34 Banner-tbree •trawl bow IL fa.... wllh dlelr man Street at '3<>.oo a fall•n i1ater11. Tbe woman w1 refft' lo • F • B d-wu, 80 wa haYe been told, wbea fond month. our • e rooms,

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... lleJd-NeWIOuodlaod Co'y., Umlted br lh• Police, 1n a moet mlh1 atai.. Dining room. ' Siting room, all4 abe wm be ant to lh• pt1tlttntt· 1 Extension Kitchen and Base-art ror tea 4aJi uw llOlll• monlment Kitchen. For further ..,Jablt aocommodatloD caa be pro- partJculars an!Y to 174 Pat-

~-.... rick Str~t. 'PhOl'(t: 1409).

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